Plymouth Fire-Rescue

Canaan Emergency Medical Services (CEMS) is a quasi-independent department managed by an elected Chief of Service and associated assistants. With a budget of nearly $400,000 per year, CEMS provides emergency medical care to the citizens of Canaan and surrounding towns through a team of 26 dedicated EMTs, AEMTs, and Paramedics. Supported by tax funding, insurance reimbursements, contracted services, and donations, CEMS operates 24/7 with three ambulances and ensures the safety of the community by properly decontaminating equipment after each call. In addition to its emergency medical services, CEMS is part of the Town of Canaan government, with payroll and accounting handled through the Town's systems. The department operates under the supervision of the Chief of Service and the Operations Director, with one full-time employee and a team of volunteers who receive a nominal stipend. CEMS also houses the Emergency Operations Center (EOC), which received a grant of $98,000 for office and communications equipment, enhancing its ability to coordinate with state and local resources during community emergencies.Generated from the website

Fryeburg Rescue, serving the communities of Fryeburg, Brownfield, Stow, Lovell, and Chatham, New Hampshire since 1971, is a dedicated non-profit organization providing emergency medical services. With a well-equipped fleet including three ambulances, a rescue unit, and specialized vehicles for wilderness and waterway rescues, they are committed to meeting the evolving needs of their community. Staffed by licensed professionals at various levels, Fryeburg Rescue responds to a growing number of emergency calls, adapting their services as necessary. Their commitment to community support extends beyond emergency interventions, as they collaborate with local fire and police services and offer mutual aid in times of high demand. Generated from the website

Newfield Fire Department in West Newfield offers convenient transportation services in Ithaca, Tompkins County, NY through Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit (TCAT). TCAT provides transportation to Cornell, IC, TC3, Ithaca Commons, parks, shopping, medical appointments, and more with 30 routes operating 22 hours a day, 360 days a year. Their services are known for affordable excellence, ensuring residents have access to reliable and comprehensive transportation options in the area. Generated from their website's infomation